Just thought I'd share. I peek my head in from time to time but seldom post. I think I'd have more questions then answers. In an effort to answer some question before they are asked, this cage cost me $338 in material alone. That even includes the silicone to seal the edges. It took about 10-12 hours to build, probably allot more but I can't remember, but I am pleased with the finished product. The outside corners are mitered and bradded so you don't see any screws etc. The lid opens for adjusting the lights, RHP. There are no vents. The space between the sliding glass doors and between each door and the edge are enough. It holds heat and humidity well. Believe it or not the light to the right has a small white bulb in it. The glass is frosted and it still puts a basking temp of 94 right underneath it. The light to the left is a blacklight for at night. I bought a photo cell switch so the black light will only come on when it's dark out. Not installed yet as I have to test it before mounting. The floor is vinyl and really easy to keep clean. The only thing I need to adjust is the wires in the cage. They are tucked up good but the snakes always use them as a perch. No-Go! I'll make new holes and secure the wire very soon.
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DZ
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." -- George Orwell
